A liber amicorum : Thomas Wälde
Subtitle: law beyond conventional thought
By: edited by Jacques Werner & Arif Hyder Ali
Publisher: Cameron May
Published: 2009
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 317
ISBN-13: 9781907174018
Subjects: Energievoorziening; Internationale arbitrage; Internationale financiële politiek; Buitenlandse investeringen; Energy industries; Foreign trade regulation; International law; Investments, Foreign (International law); Commercial Arbitration agreements; International commercial arbitration; Natural resources; Oil and gas leases
Other titles: Thomas Wälde: law beyond conventional thought
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Search engines, copyright and innovative business models: how Google sought to monopolize/free [delete as appropriate] the printed word  -- Charlotte Wälde; title: Legal issues of OPEC production management practices and the law: an overview  -- Melaku G. Desta; title: Dispute prevention and dispute settlement: reflections on discussions with Thomas Wälde  -- Hew R. Dundas; title: The wisdom of international commercial mediation and conciliation  -- William F. Fox; title: Going to pieces without falling apart: Wälde's defence of 'specialisation' in the interpretation of investment treaties  -- John P. Gaffney; title: Investment treaties and domestic courts: a transactional mosaic reviving Thomas Wälde's legacy  -- Walid Ben Hamida; title: The changing face of political risk in the energy industry  -- Mirian Kene Kachikwu; title: Fat cats and 'windfall' taxes in the natural resources industry: legal and political analysis in the light of modern investment treaties -- Abba Kolo; title: Professor Thomas Wälde: in memoriam of the friend  -- Andrey Konoplyanik; title: Global financial crisis to put the PSA regime in Russia back on the agenda  -- Andrey Konoplyanik; title: Interpretation in international investment arbitration--through the looking glass  -- Ian Laird; title: Thomas on the formation of international abritral tribunals: 'the conversation'  -- Michael McIlwrath; title: Bifurcation of title in international oil & gas agreements  -- A. Timothy Martin; title: Investment claims and arbitrator comportment  -- William Park; title: A United Nations' liaison hub and ombudsoffice in international economic relations: a proposal  -- Chitra Radhakishun; title: Courts and arbitration: forming choices for young lawyers  -- Klaus Reichert; title: Investment treaties and the Russian bear: baiting the bear?  -- Noah Rubins & Azizjon Nazarov; title: Moral damages in international investment law: some preliminary thoughts on the aftermath of Desert Line v. Yemen -- Borzu Sabahi; title: At what time must legitimate expectations exist?  -- Christoph Schreuer & Ursula Kriebaum; title: Unlawful or bad faith conduct as a bar to claims in investment arbitration -- Abby Cohen Smutny & Petr Polášek.